TsukiNi22/ai-utils

AI skills, routers, tools and context based on my work.
This repository holds Claude Code skills
built from my own projects and habits. Each skill teaches the assistant how I work (code style,
file layout, tooling), so that what it generates looks like something I wrote myself.
Four kinds of things, all installed by the same setup.sh: the routers, the
skills, the tools and the global context.
Routers
Skills invoked **manually** that look at the request, the project and the language, then load the right
skills below by themselves. /dev is enough most of the time.
| Router | Loads |
|---|---|
| /dev | everything below, depending on the context (global development entry point) |
| /cpp | cpp-project, cpp-class, cpp-style, cpp-comments, cmake-style, cpp-tests, audit-bugs, audit-quality, libutils, libutils-exception, libutils-install, libutils-setup, coverage, benchmark, ci-cd |
| /python | python-project, python-class, python-style, python-comments, tests, ci-cd, benchmark |
| /setup-project | a whole new project in order: architecture (cpp-project / python-project / coding-style), base unit tests (cpp-tests / tests), license, git-conventions + pre-commit, ci-cd, readme-style, then a quick architecture audit |
| /git | git-conventions, ci-cd, pre-commit |
| /doc | readme-style, html-doc, html-style, explain-doc, report, git-conventions (CHANGELOG), comments, cpp-comments |
| /style | cpp-style, python-style, python-comments, coding-style, cpp-comments, comments, cmake-style (by file type), audit-quality |
| /legal | license, audit-deps (and the future legal skills) |
| /audit | asks which audits to run (checklist: audit-bugs, audit-quality, audit-deps, coverage, benchmark; coverage and benchmark checked and run automatically) and the report format, runs them and writes a summary report in audit/ |
Graph explorer
**https://tsukini22.github.io/ai-utils/** (branch gh-pages) - the
project graph of html-doc for **any public GitHub or GitLab repository**: give its link
(owner/repo, a GitHub / GitLab URL, a branch with /tree/ ) and the page reads its sources in the browser to
draw its files, classes, functions, calls, tests and packages in 2D / 3D, plus the execution flow, inheritance tree and
flame graph diagrams. C / C++, Python, JS / TS / web, Java / Kotlin, C#, Go, Rust, Zig, Swift, Dart, PHP, Ruby, Lua,
Julia, Elixir, Haskell, Objective-C and shell are read. The link stays editable (and ?repo=owner/name opens one
directly); it is remembered by the browser until **Ctrl + Shift + R** (forgets it and reloads the page).
Skills
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
| cpp-class | Sets up a C++20 architecture / new .hpp & .cpp files (interface I*, abstract A*, class, template, Type/Define, family headers, main.cpp entry point) with the namespaces, the Xartania header and **empty bodies only** (never the logic), picks libutils attributes or standard [[...]] ones and registers the sources in the CMakeLists.txt. Requires cpp-style & cpp-comments. |
| cpp-style | My C++ coding style: naming, indentation, braces, spacing, loops, switch, lambdas, const correctness, attributes. |
| coding-style | My coding style for every language other than C++ (Python, shell, Lua, JS/TS, C, Rust/Go, YAML/JSON), derived from cpp-style and my real scripts. |
| cpp-comments | How I comment C++ code: section separators, /* group */ labels, aligned trailing comments, no Doxygen. |
| git-conventions | Commit messages type(scope): message, CI keywords, tags, GitHub releases, CHANGELOG, branches (main alone when solo; main/dev/sub//feat//fix/ in a team) and PRs (CHANGELOG-style body, gh assignee/labels), no AI attribution. |
| readme-style | README / Markdown docs structure: Table of Contents, Dependencies, Packages, Quick Setup, Usage, GitHub callouts, tables. |
| wiki-style | GitHub wiki of a project, from the libutils wiki: the .wiki.git repository, Home (version stamp, pages, dependencies), _Sidebar / _Footer, guide pages, the Sections / Tools-Preview overviews and one page per section (opening callout, Table of Contents, tables of members, Example, Errors); templates and scripts/check_wiki.py (links, anchors, sidebar coverage, code fences, tables). |